I was just reading how the first transatlantic telegraph cable essentially turned the ocean into a digital highway, imagining a 19th‑century computer sending data across the Atlantic like a pilgrim on a tech pilgrimage—does that kind of journey resonate with you?

You’ve painted the cable as a wandering spirit, and that’s apt—back then those silver strands were the first pilgrimage routes for data, like a 19th‑century pilgrim walking on invisible wires. Funny how today’s fiber is so quick and invisible that we forget its humble, aching beginnings. Still, every pulse through those strands is a reminder that even the quietest wire can carry a story worth telling.